Sunday 2 November 2025 – Pentecost XXI – Sermon by Br Josias
In the name of God, the Creator, the Redeemer and Sustainer. Amen!
Does the work of a person define their humanity? Can a person be moral without being religious? To what extent should we love those who do us wrong?
For every ‘bad’ person that exists, there is an element of goodness in them; even though it is difficult at times to access that goodness. Indeed, it is difficult to see the God in the other, when our hearts and minds are polluted with what they have done or the company that they keep. As Mark Anthony in William Shakespeare’s play Julius Caesar said: “The evil that men do lives after them; The good is oft interred with their bones.”[1] Sometimes people do bad things to us or associate with bad people, such that even when they do good we do not recognise it.
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